rw-r-r- 1 nobody 254 938 pwm_d-backlight.dtbo rw-r-r- 1 nobody 254 247 gpio_spdif.dtbo rw-r-r- 1 nobody 254 982 gpio_shortcut.dtbo rw-r-r- 1 nobody 254 241 fanspeed-full.dtbo I think adb_keys is an array of public keys separated by line breaks.Ĭode: Select all sudo mount -o loop dtbs-orig.img cd ls -l t-t3693961įYI, the adb_keys file did not exist on my N2, but (from my understanding) if that file already exists for you, you would just copy the contents of adbkey.pub, open (or nano) the existing adb_keys file, enter a line break, and paste in the contents of adbkey.pub. Here's the resource that helped me figure it out. After that everything worked fine for me. To fix it, I had to locate the adbkey.pub file on my Mac (located at ~/.android), copy that to my N2, move it to /data/misc/adb/ and rename it from 'adbkey.pub' to 'adb_keys' (no extension). I ran into the same 'unauthorized.$ADB_VENDOR_KEYS' issue after installing a Magisk module. Is this normal? How can I enable a shell via serial? However, I never get a shell after the system has booted. One more curious thing - I have a USB UART and I can get bootloader/boot messages. Also deleted my adb key, restarted everything multiple times, etc. I've tried disabling ADB from developer options and re-enabling it, but it didn't do anything. Well, I'm still struggling with the ADB unauthorized error after installing Magisk. You need reinstall magisk if you flash new dtbs.

My question is - if I start flashing my own kernel/dtbs, what impact does that have on Magisk? Do I need to reinstall Magisk after a kernel flash? Not sure how it changes kernel/dtbs, or if it doesn't (though it reports it's packing/unpacking them). Anyway, the steps are roughly described here. I doubt I'll have more time, but I need to keep my mind busy with something. I've played a bit with it and it has potential, but I ran out of time because of the pandemic. If I have time I'd like to try to run docker from Android or from within Linux Deploy. I plan on compiling my own kernel to add support for onewire (not sure if the stock kernel has it) and also for docker-related modules. Any ideas what I could do? I plan on using scrcpy to do a remote - regarding Magisk - I have a question. Most likely my adb has changed from Magisk. Otherwise check for a confirmation dialog on your device. Try 'adb kill-server' if that seems wrong. This adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set Code: Select all adrianp  ~  Downloads  adb devices

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